SNAKE in My Wheel
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05-16-2010, 05:39 PM
SNAKE in My Wheel
There was a snake entangled in my wheel. It decided to hide there while I was parked in the street. Lucky for the snake my kid noticed before i drove off and made a mess. I like the photo of the snake looking out back at me from inside the wheel.
I set it free after it took a swipe at me - video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hkKePXHVcLc
I set it free after it took a swipe at me - video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hkKePXHVcLc
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05-16-2010, 05:52 PM
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05-25-2010, 06:08 AM
Wow...
In my neighborhood, that video would have been about 10 seconds long and would have involved the violent use of the business end of that shovel.
Which I know is not the eco-friendly approach.
But me and snakes do not get along.
But kudos for your self control, and for making a science lesson out of it for the kids.
In my neighborhood, that video would have been about 10 seconds long and would have involved the violent use of the business end of that shovel.
Which I know is not the eco-friendly approach.
But me and snakes do not get along.
But kudos for your self control, and for making a science lesson out of it for the kids.
WOW!! Luv the shot with the snake looking at you.. Awesome...
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05-25-2010, 06:18 AM
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Wow...
In my neighborhood, that video would have been about 10 seconds long and would have involved the violent use of the business end of that shovel.
Which I know is not the eco-friendly approach.
But me and snakes do not get along.
But kudos for your self control, and for making a science lesson out of it for the kids.
In my neighborhood, that video would have been about 10 seconds long and would have involved the violent use of the business end of that shovel.
Which I know is not the eco-friendly approach.
But me and snakes do not get along.
But kudos for your self control, and for making a science lesson out of it for the kids.
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I would have to bet gopher snake. They are very common in our area (I live just down the road) and are great for best control. No reason to kill a snake. On the golf course a couple miles from were this snake was we see rattle snakes all the time. They like to sun on the T boxes. I had to use my driver once to move one so we could T off. No, I didn't hurt him nor would I.
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Wow...
In my neighborhood, that video would have been about 10 seconds long and would have involved the violent use of the business end of that shovel.
Which I know is not the eco-friendly approach.
But me and snakes do not get along.
But kudos for your self control, and for making a science lesson out of it for the kids.
In my neighborhood, that video would have been about 10 seconds long and would have involved the violent use of the business end of that shovel.
Which I know is not the eco-friendly approach.
But me and snakes do not get along.
But kudos for your self control, and for making a science lesson out of it for the kids.
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05-26-2010, 09:40 AM
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